This week in Socials Studies class the students will share their government for their country with the peers who are bordering their countries.   

Next, we will move into economics, and the students will decide which economy best fits their country and based on their physical features what they will export and need to import from other countries. 

Social Studies this week the students continue working on their government for their country. They will continue working on organizing the geography for their country and collaborating with the students who are bordering their country. 

This week we will be learning about the different types of governments as well as the checks and balances systems. The students choose which government that they would like to have in their country that they started creating before Spring Break. 

Starting today the students will begin creating their own country.  

They will begin by thinking about all the geographical items that they would like to include in their country.  From there, the students will think about the different types of economies and chose an economy that would fit with their country. 

By the end of the year the students, will have put into practice all the things that they have learned this year, by completing this country project. 

 

This week we will finishing talking about the Haitian Revolution and then begin talking about the different Economic Systems and how the revolts help lead us to these economic systems. 

Monday the students will prepare for our Socratic Seminar on Tuesday over the revolts that took place with the Ancient Civilizations and Spanish. 

Then for the rest of the week, we will look at the Haitian Revolt using primary sources to help with better understanding, and next the students will compare the Haitian revolt to present day Haiti. 

This week in Social Studies we will look at how the Ancient Civilizations respond to the Spanish conquistadors taking over the civilizations.

This week in Social Studies the students we begin learning and exploring about the Spanish conquistador's conquest of the American civilizations in Mexico and Central America. 

 

The students will take some notes and use primary sources. Then they will finish the week by taking on different perspectives based on the outcomes of the Spanish invading the Western Civilizations. 

In Social Studies class this week, the students will put their table mural together to complete our whole class mural for the Inuit Culture. The collaboration and cooperation with this activity has been incredible to observe!  The kids should be proud of their efforts! :)

 

For the rest of the week, we will review the Ancient Civilizations so we can then move into the conquest error next week. 

In Social Studies this week, we will explore Canada regions and the Inuit culture. 

The students will be given a topic from the Universals of Culture and with their table group research their topic and then as a class we will create a mural to put the Inuit culture all together with a visual!

This week the students will finish their comparison of two regions in the Western Hemisphere and then we will move into the Native Cultures and first people. 

Welcome back!!

 

Before break, we went to International Towne, and it was incredible!

The students did an amazing job of running their countries and working together as a World to solve a crisis!  The leader at International Towne loved having our students and really enjoyed their time with us!

 

This week we will look at First People of the Western Hemisphere civilizations, and then at the later of the week we will review Ancient Civilizations. 

We are almost there for International Towne!

 

Thank you to the parents that volunteered to help with our interviews on Friday!  The students took this so seriously and I appreciate all your support in helping the students be prepared!

 

Monday the students will find our their jobs for International Towne, and then for the rest of the week the students will put on the finishing touches in preparation for our field trip!

 

Thursday, please have students bring a sack lunch! 

 

I hope that you all have a safe and fantastic Winter Break!

In International Towne this week, the students will prepare for their interviews on Friday Afternoon.  We will also be learning about the different greetings in the all the countries and currency exchanges. 

 

I sent out the permission form for the field trip on Thursday, December 18.  Please make sure that you have completed the form before Friday. Also, the students will need to bring a sack lunch on the day of the field trip. 

 

 

This week in Social Studies we will continue with our International Towne curriculum focusing on Supply and Demand. Then we will move into market economies. 

 

Please look for an email from me for permission slip to International Towne on Thursday, December 18.